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For Sale great-britain, com
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Guys, this domain is the second best after greatbritain.com... and you know that. If you want the domain without the hyphen, you should have 500k ready.
I've received tens of xxx offers, even after I've explicitly written "Please start the offers at 1k." I'm not exaggerating, tens of domainers tried to get the name with lowball offers. Few of them even explained me how my domain should be priced etc. So, there is a lot of interest for the domain, and that's good, but you cannot get such a huge name for xxx
Yes, I understand the domainers don't like too much the hyphenated domains but, from my experience, the end-users do like them and such domains are perfect for development. This is your last chance to get this domain. If there won't be decent offers I'll take it off the market.
Finally, I will give you only 1 example of a similar hyphenated domain that received good offers on DNF: united-kingdom.com (you can search the old threads). And it seems it has been sold on SEDO for 28k: https://www.sedo.co.uk/auction/auct..._id=14824&tracked=&partnerid=33543&language=e
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I've received tens of xxx offers, even after I've explicitly written "Please start the offers at 1k." I'm not exaggerating, tens of domainers tried to get the name with lowball offers. Few of them even explained me how my domain should be priced etc. So, there is a lot of interest for the domain, and that's good, but you cannot get such a huge name for xxx
Yes, I understand the domainers don't like too much the hyphenated domains but, from my experience, the end-users do like them and such domains are perfect for development. This is your last chance to get this domain. If there won't be decent offers I'll take it off the market.
Finally, I will give you only 1 example of a similar hyphenated domain that received good offers on DNF: united-kingdom.com (you can search the old threads). And it seems it has been sold on SEDO for 28k: https://www.sedo.co.uk/auction/auct..._id=14824&tracked=&partnerid=33543&language=e
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